Long gone are the days of slacker stoners and scrappy, homemade spacecakes; in the last decade, weed has experienced a serious glow-up. As of 2025, half of US states have legalized recreational adult ...

Unlike smoking or vaping, edibles don’t emit a strong odor, making them ideal for public consumption. You can enjoy them at home, at a social gathering, or even while traveling—provided you’re in a ...

Cannabis edibles used to be all about brownies and cookies, while today’s market offers other equally flavorful options in the form of (tetrahydrocannabinol) THC gummies, chocolate bars, and ...

Unlike smoking a joint, edible highs are known for their intensity and vivid effects. Here’s why this happens. Cannabis edibles have quite the reputation. As you’ve likely heard from at least one of ...

In this article, we delve into the world of the best THC edibles on the market, and these edibles deliver on all fronts, offering potent and longer-lasting highs with different health benefits, such ...

People inexperienced with pot edibles may eat too much, too fast, experts say. April 25, 2014— -- A string of worrisome incidents linked to marijuana might be enough to give pause to your typical ...

Marijuana edibles can look just like regular candy, and could provoke an unsuspecting child with a sweet tooth to eat it.

New research finds that regular marijuana use, including both smoking and THC-laced edibles, is linked to early warning signs of cardiovascular disease. The growing legalization and widespread use of ...

Following a successful pilot in Texas earlier this year, Edibles.com, the hemp-derived THC marketplace from the company that owns Edible Arrangements, is going nationwide. Atlanta-based Edible Brands ...

A new study led by UC San Francisco researchers finds that chronic cannabis use — whether it’s smoked or consumed in edible form — is associated with significant cardiovascular risks. The report, ...